
Built to get the phone to ring.
Not to win a design award. Every decision on the page is judged against one question, does this make it more likely somebody calls you. If it doesn't, it isn't on the page.
The parts that actually matter.
Mobile first
Most of your customers find you on a phone, standing in a driveway, on bad service. The phone layout gets built first and the desktop follows, not the other way round.
Tap to call everywhere
Your number is a button on every screen, sticky at the bottom on mobile. The gap between wanting to call you and calling you should be one thumb.
Quote forms that arrive
Short forms, straight to your email, so they are on your phone in seconds. No portal to log into, no form that quietly fails and loses you the job.
Fast on bad connections
No page builder bloat, no thirty plugins. Images sized properly. A slow site loses people before they ever see what you do.
SEO built in
Each service gets its own page, written so Google has something specific to rank when somebody searches for that exact job. Titles, descriptions and sitemap done properly on every build, because a site Google can't find doesn't exist.
Tracking from day one
Form fills are counted from launch. When we talk about results later, there's a number instead of a feeling.
You own it. Outright, from day one.
A lot of cheap website offers are a subscription in disguise. Stop paying and the site disappears. This is the opposite, the build is a one time cost and everything is in your name.
In practice
- The domain is registered in your name, not ours
- You pay the host directly, we never mark it up
- You get the files if you ever want another developer
And if you cancel Care
- Care is optional, month to month, cancel any time
- Cancelling does not take your website down
- The site keeps running, you just maintain it yourself
Eight pages, one contractor.

Mr. Home Improvement
A Medicine Hat renovation contractor with twenty years of work and no way for anyone to see it. Eight pages, services split out for search, real photos of real jobs, and the phone number pinned to the bottom of every screen.
See more work →Software that remembers your customers.
A CRM is a system that remembers every customer you've ever had and follows up with them so you don't have to. We build them custom, from $599 plus $69 a month to run it.
In Scaling CRM today
- Every customer in one list, nothing forgotten
- Birthday emails, sent automatically
- Home anniversary emails on the date they bought, sent automatically
- Email review requests after jobs. You mark a job done, the customer gets one ask three days later
- Mass email whenever you want it, with ready made templates
- A signup form for your site, with the consent box Canadian law requires
- Export your whole list any time. It is your data
It sends email, not text messages. Review requests start once your own Google review link is set, so the ask points at your profile.
Can be built for you, not included
- Full history on every customer, every quote and job
- Follow-up reminders so no quote dies quietly
- Season reminders that bring back repeat work
- A plain report on where your jobs actually come from
- Online booking, booking tools and dashboards
None of these are in the CRM today. They are custom work, scoped and quoted before anything is built.
One is already running
We built one for a Medicine Hat realtor. It emails her past clients on their birthdays and home anniversaries, automatically, so she never loses touch with the people most likely to send her the next deal. She hasn't touched it since launch.
Yours gets built around your trade.
Talk about yoursSee yours before you pay for it.
We build your homepage first, free. Then you decide.